Outdoors
Birding: All is quiet on the ‘Western Front’
The month of May has just begun. Our bird migration peak was predicted to be between May 3…
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Cougar hunting proposal ripped by rural Washington lawmaker
A proposal by a slim majority of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to ratchet down cougar hunting…
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WSU Gardener Workshops: May
LONGVIEW — On Tuesdays at noon WSU Master Gardeners present weekly free online programs. In addition, for those…
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News from Cornell: Spring migration still underway
Cornell has just released a report on spring migration. Axelson and Leonard (2024) utilize data from the BirdCast…
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Black Lake Derby delights despite downpour
ILWACO — A local 10-year-old reeled in more than 11 pounds of fish on a wet and windy…
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Project NestWatch: Citizens study nature’s small masterpieces
A bird nest in the backyard. A penchant for observation. A little time and patience. Through Project NestWatch—the…
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The mallard: A most interesting duck!
Wherever I go these days, the bird I see most often is the mallard. Every wetland, pond, marsh…
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‘Braiding’ Indigenous, Western knowledge for forest adaptation strategies against climate change
There are 154 national forests in the United States, covering nearly 300,000 square miles of forests, woodlands, shrublands,…
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WDFW OKs next set of coastal razor clam digs
LONG BEACH — Razor clam diggers can look forward to more digging opportunities on coastal beaches starting this…
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Birding: Spotlight on the common merganser
Common mergansers are permanent residents on the Peninsula. They are designated as common to uncommon depending on the…
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